Resurfacing, also known as skin exfoliation or skin peeling, refers to the removal of dead cells from the epidermis (top) layer of the skin. This can be done using chemical, surgical, or mechanical means. Several factors influence the choice of which method to use, including: safety, cost, availability, severity, effectiveness, and costs.
You can exfoliate your skin by using textured materials or micro-beads to clean it. Self-application of any of these can make it difficult to determine the results, especially for those not familiar with them. The results will be affected if the method is over or under utilized. Overuse can cause skin damage.
Dermatologists should apply high-concentrations of active ingredients, such as alpha or betahydroxy acids, glycolic acids, and salicylic acid to their skin. Prescription medications contain higher concentrations of these ingredients. If not closely monitored by Dermatologists, they can prove toxic.
Physicians or Plastic Surgeons perform laser skin exfoliation or surgical dermabrasions. Physicians can perform skin filler injections or botox injections to treat deeper wrinkles. Although these procedures are generally effective in treating severe lesions, there are some complications. Some results may not be acceptable or are poor.
Modern technology has allowed us to create natural products (homeopathic), which are effective in skin care for wrinkles and other skin problems. These products have different active ingredients that can be used for exfoliation, and they are less concentrated than the prescribed medication by Physicians. These natural products contain not only the active ingredients, but also the vitamins and antioxidants necessary to increase collagen production and skin elasticity. These products are safe for long-term use. These are good for people younger than 60 who have milder or moderate wrinkles Diamond Glow Dc
The active ingredients in exfoliators (salicylic acid and hyaluronic acids and similar substances) are designed to be able to reach concentrations of 2%-10%. Although it is rare, there are cases of skin irritation from any one of these active ingredients. To protect your skin from the sun, exfoliators should be used with caution. Exfoliators do more than remove dead skin cells from the epidermis. They also open the hair follicles, which prevents future acne. Exfoliators make skin look fresher, more radiant, tighter, and more oily.
Natural skin exfoliators can be used to treat wrinkles and blemishes. They can be used as preventive measures to treat recurring acne. They are safe and inexpensive.